Madison County vote totals: Meyer defeats Bradford for recorder nomination

Tuesday’s primary election saw county treasurer incumbent Amy Meyer defeating her challenger, Shannon Bradford, while one incumbent Republican County Board member lost his seat to a primary challenge.

Meyer is seeking her second term as county recorder, and was challenged in the primary by Shannon Bradford, an attorney and former employee of the recorder’s office. But with all precincts reporting, she lead by nearly 9,000 votes.

“I’m incredibly pleased with the support I’ve received from the Democratic Party,” Meyer said. “Going forward, we will continue the same service we’ve had in place during my term, and continue to improve the technology in my office.”

In County Board District 2, incumbent Roger Alons lost his primary race to challenger Donald Moore 879 to 563 in the Republican primary. No one filed to run in District 2 on the Democratic side.

Here are the vote totals with 225 of 225 precincts counted:

Madison County Recorder, Democratic primary

▪ Amy Meyer: 18,453 votes

▪ Shannon Bradford: 10,973 votes

County Board District 2, Republican primary

With 7 out of 7 precincts counted:

▪  Roger Alons: 563 votes

▪  Donald Moore: 879 votes

County Board District 3, Republican primary

With 10 out of 10 precincts counted:

▪  Bill Meyer: 805 votes

▪  Philip Chapman: 898 votes

▪  Rodney Dustmann: 199 votes

County Board District 6, Republican primary

With 8 out of 8 precincts counted:

▪  Raymond Wesley: 734 votes

▪  David Baker: 562 votes

County Board District 19, Democratic primary

With 8 out of 8 precincts counted:

▪  Harry Briggs: 572 votes

▪  Michael Charles Parkinson: 1,026 votes

This story was originally published March 15, 2016 at 9:04 PM with the headline "Madison County vote totals: Meyer defeats Bradford for recorder nomination."